Jiutian Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic · Chiang Mai
Jiutian TCM Clinic
Traditional Chinese care for body, balance, and calm
Jiutian Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic in Chiang Mai offers acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, gua sha, herbal care, pediatric tuina, and beauty acupuncture in a refined Eastern healing setting.
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TCM, acupuncture, cupping, and wellness care in Chiang Mai
Whether you search for “Chiang Mai acupuncture,” “TCM clinic Chiang Mai,” “Chinese medicine clinic near me,” or support for headaches, neck and shoulder pain, back pain, insomnia, anxiety, or stress, Jiutian makes its location, services, pricing, and booking path easy to understand.
Personalized conditioning rooted in TCM wisdom
We begin with attentive consultation and pulse diagnosis, then recommend individual or combined therapies based on constitution, lifestyle, and wellness goals.
Acupuncture
Meridian-based care for pain management, constitution balancing, sleep, and stress-related wellness concerns.
Moxibustion
Warm, gentle therapies including gourd and dragon bone moxibustion for seasonal wellness and internal warmth.
Cupping
Fire, air, and moving cupping options to support muscle relaxation and local tension relief.
Gua Sha
Local or full-body gua sha for neck, shoulder, and back tension and general body relief.
Chinese Herbal Care
Chinese herbs, decoction service, herbal tea, scented sachets, and belly patches prepared by prescription.
Beauty Conditioning
Facial massage, facial gua sha, and beauty acupuncture focused on facial relaxation and natural radiance.
Care begins with understanding, not rushing
Care is arranged as a sustainable path: consultation, pulse diagnosis, service recommendation, treatment rhythm, and practical wellness guidance.
Learn about JiutianPractitioners
Both practitioners graduated from the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine at the University of Phayao and hold officially recognized Thai TCM practitioner qualifications.
Approx. 6 years of clinical study and treatment practice
Dr. Zhang Juxiang
Butsayamat Khumkhong
บุษยมาศ คุ้มคง (Dr. Por)
Qualification & Experience
Graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Phayao with dual degrees in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese language, and holds an officially recognized Thai TCM practitioner qualification.
Suitable For
Dr. Zhang is suitable for muscle soreness, overuse-related tension, stiff neck and shoulders, back and lower-back discomfort, knee discomfort, insomnia, headaches, digestive imbalance, dampness-related heaviness, fatigue, menstrual cycle support, pediatric tuina, and facial gua sha beauty care.
Specialties
Muscle overuse care, neck-shoulder-back conditioning, knee discomfort support, insomnia and headache care, digestive and dampness conditioning, menstrual cycle care, pediatric tuina, facial gua sha beauty care
Approx. 6 years of clinical study and treatment practice
Dr. Li Xiaochan
Janjira Maneesriwongkul
นางสาวจันทร์จิรา มณีศรีวงศ์กูล (Dr. Fluke)
Qualification & Experience
Graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Phayao with dual degrees in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese language, and holds an officially recognized Thai TCM practitioner qualification.
Suitable For
Dr. Li is suitable for insomnia, high stress, perimenopausal sleep concerns, menstrual irregularity, women's constitution support, children's respiratory and digestion-related wellness care, poor appetite, chronic fatigue, common pain and soreness, and facial or body beauty conditioning.
Specialties
Insomnia and spirit-regulating acupuncture, women's constitution and cycle care, perimenopausal sleep support, pediatric tuina, children's respiratory and digestion support, beauty acupuncture, Tung's acupuncture for pain, herbal insomnia care
TCM Insights
A clear, foreigner-friendly guide to how Traditional Chinese Medicine looks at stress, sleep, neck tension, and everyday wellness.
Anxiety Is Not Only “In Your Head”
TCM often looks at anxiety through the whole body: breath, sleep, chest tightness, digestion, energy, and muscle tension. For many international clients, this feels refreshingly practical.
Instead of asking only whether you feel anxious, a TCM consultation may explore how your body carries stress: shallow breathing, waking at night, a tight jaw, tense shoulders, poor appetite, or a restless chest. Gentle acupuncture, auricular seed pressing, breathing rhythm, and herbal thinking may be used to help the body shift out of a guarded state. Severe anxiety, panic attacks, or safety concerns should also be supported by a qualified mental health or medical professional.
Sleep: Why Can’t the Body Switch Off?
Sleep is not just a brain problem. TCM looks at rhythm: stress, digestion, temperature, waking time, and how you feel during the day.
A simple way to explain it: sleep is not a button; it is a rhythm. TCM asks why the body has trouble entering rest. Is it overheated, depleted, tense, overthinking, or digesting too late? Acupuncture, moxibustion, herbal foot bath, wellness tea, and bedtime guidance may be used to support a more settled sleep pattern. Persistent severe insomnia, breathing pauses, or strong low mood should be assessed by a medical professional.
Neck & Shoulder Tension in the Screen Age
Laptop posture, phone scrolling, and stress can keep the neck and shoulders in a guarded state. TCM asks where the tension starts and where it gets stuck.
International clients often describe it as “my shoulders are always up.” A TCM visit may look at the exact location of tightness, range of motion, headaches, cold sensitivity, sleep, and stress pattern. Acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, and therapeutic bodywork can be combined to support local relaxation and easier movement, alongside practical posture advice. Numbness, weakness, trauma, or intense pain should be medically evaluated first.